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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1897

Page

15

Absent Faith and Idolatry Questions in Corinth

The text outlines early Corinthian church issues on eating meat offered to idols. It discusses how knowledge can puff up yet love edifies, and how weak consciences must be guarded. It cites Paul’s lessons on liberty, conscience, and not causing others to stumble in social feasts linked to idols.

Pelowbet Paul Ephesus Idola Ibelow Harieg Hodge

The Temptation to Violating Conscience in Meat Diets

The text discusses conscience and social duty in dietary choices, arguing that believers should abstain from meat offered to idols to avoid causing a weaker brother to stumble. It cites biblical passages and supports temperance by placing neighborly sacrifice above personal liberty in wine and flesh. It notes the reforming principle of avoiding harm to others.

Christ God Paul Mr. Gough

State Papers Mutilated in House Files

Cincinnati Enquirer reports that in Washington the house files contain hundreds of Lincoln Webster and Clay documents but signatures are cut from originals. Other important papers show similar mutilation, erasing evidence of signatures and authors.

House Webster Clay Lincoln Washington Senate Cincinnati Enquirer

Physicians Save a Man After Apparent Death in St Louis

Joseph Rheinhardt a 50 year old cook collapsed from the heat at a boarding house on First street and St. Clair avenue. After about 25 minutes with no heartbeat he was revived by physicians and taken to St Mary’s Hospital. He showed faint pulses and warm skin, was resuscitated, and began breathing again after arrival at the hospital. Friends note similar past incidents when his heart stopped briefly during illness.

Joseph Rheinhardt St. Louis Rheinhardt First Street St. Clair Avenue Mast St. Louis Rhelhardt St. Mary's Hospital City Hospital East St. Louis Rheinhardt Bay

New York Postal Plan reshapes Brooklyn offices

The Post Office Department plans to revise Greater New York postal offices when the January 1 charter takes effect. It calls for substationing presidential and fourth class offices, creating a Brooklyn superintendent at about the Brooklyn postmaster’s pay, while keeping New York’s postmaster salary at $3,000. If Congress rejects the plan, Brooklyn’s superintendent would earn around $900.

Brooklyn Post Office Department Greater New York Congress New York Department

Unconscious on His Grave in Girardville Cemetery

William F Parkes, about eighty, was found unconscious on his own grave in St. Edwards Cemetery Girardville PA by grave digger Henry Murphy. He had one arm no legs and part of his left shoulder missing. He fainted while decorating his grave after night on weed pull. Parkes born near Detroit married four times all wives died.

William F. Parkes Henry Murphy St. Edward's Cemetery Girardville Mr. Parker Parkes Detroit

Frogs in His Stomach Relieved by Doctors

Peter Cunningham, a farm worker at Shedakers near Burlington New Jersey, developed an insatiable appetite. Doctors examined him after his employers feared being eaten out of house and home. Dr Stowell reportedly pumped his stomach and removed 51 small frogs.

Jersey Peter Cunningham Burlington N.J Cunningham Stowell

Local Church Directory Adapts Services Across Block

Directory lists Jordan Street and surrounding corners with pastor Rev. Fi M May and other church leaders. Details include service times on Sundays and Thursdays, Sunday school, prayer meetings, and youth leagues at multiple congregations in Fort Worth area.

Jordan Street Jordan and van Lown Streets Fi. M. May Joes Ofelace Na Tsao Sriday School D. Hicks Fyworth Friduax Ceni Webock Esid Pexas Stiart Bev Willian O. Dakrade Punter Wol Fposter Sayerinieneene Epworth League Baptist

Fire Alarm Station Listings by District in City

The document lists fire alarm stations by district with street corners and cross streets. First District stations include numbers 12 to 28 at various intersections such as Commerce Travis Market Cadidents and Marshall Peninsits. Third District shows stations 31 82 Sprague and Western. 35 Peabody Williams. Fourth District lists 41 Lawrence Texas Avenue, 42 Murphy Texas, 43 Greenwood Jordan streets.

Common Cotton Lip Spring and Maelui St Marshall and Crockett Streets Marshall Street Linn Avenue McNeil and Texas Louisiana and Cotton Bipcels Coimner Common Milian Sts Diethiet Cotton and Care Sts Chris:ian and Wouil Sprague Street Western Avenue Peabody and Willians Streets Fourth District Lawrence Street Texas Avenue Murphy Street Texsa Avenue Greenwood Jordan Treets

John E. Schilling Plumber and Tinner Ad

John E. Schilling, plumber and tinner, offers all types of work on short notice. Located on Louisiana Street between Milam and Crockett at Jobo Cook's old stand.

Louisiana Street Milam and Crockett Atrette Jobo Cook's

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